Closing a file causes any buffered information to be
A) saved to the file.
B) deleted.
C) stored in a buffer for safekeeping.
D) duplicated.
E) None of the above

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When a file is closed, any information that has been buffered (held temporarily in memory) is usually saved to the file. This ensures that all changes made to the file are permanently recorded and can be retrieved later. Choosing B, C, or D would not accurately reflect what happens when a file is closed. Choosing E is too general and does not provide specific information about what happens to buffered information when a file is closed.

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